Skybridge
Skybridge is an open-source, full-stack React framework for building MCP apps and servers that run natively inside Claude, ChatGPT, VSCode, and other MCP clients. It unifies tool definitions, views, and devtools for fast, type-safe development and reliable in-client experiences.
Overview
Developers define MCP tools on the server, expose schemas, then compose React views that consume typed results via intuitive hooks. The same build runs locally in the emulator and remotely through a tunnel, letting teammates, agents, and target clients validate flows, performance, and accessibility without bespoke integration code.
How Skybridge Works
Skybridge suits product engineers, AI platform teams, and agent developers who need one codebase to span multiple MCP hosts. It’s a strong fit for teams building transactional assistants, developer copilots, and data-backed workflows that call tools and render structured results. Organizations standardizing on Claude or ChatGPT gain consistent UX and observability, while VSCode extension authors can reuse views without maintaining parallel stacks. Early-stage startups benefit from fast iteration; larger companies gain enforcement of interface contracts across teams.
- Run the same MCP app in Claude, ChatGPT, VSCode, and any compatible client.
- Define tools once and bind typed results directly to React components.
- Use react-query-style hooks for fetching, caching, errors, and optimistic updates.
- Debug locally with emulator, hot reload, and a public HTTPS tunnel.
- Audit MCP compliance, auth schemes, and metadata before submitting to hosts.
Highlights
Who Should Use It
Getting started takes one command: npm create skybridge, or add via the Skills CLI. Define an MCP server with tools, describe input/output schemas, then point each tool to a React component. Run the dev server to open the local emulator, test in multiple host surfaces, and expose a stable HTTPS tunnel for remote teammates and agents. Iterate with HMR, validate with the audit panel, and promote the same artifact to Claude, ChatGPT, or your MCP client of choice. Documentation and example libraries shorten setup, while typed contracts catch mismatches at compile time.
Skybridge’s typed bridge between server tools and React widgets reduced iteration time and surfaced schema issues instantly. — AI Engineer, Bright Data
Getting Started
Skybridge’s edge is cohesion: a single, type-safe runtime that merges MCP servers, React UI, and practical devtools. By abstracting host-specific behavior, it lets teams deliver consistent in-client experiences and shorten feedback loops. Open-source licensing, clear audits, and an emulator built for agents make it a dependable foundation for serious MCP applications.
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Alpic builds open-source tooling for MCP applications and developer agents. The team contributes to the official MCP Apps ecosystem and focuses on type-safe runtimes, ergonomic devtools, and deployment workflows. Skybridge distills those learnings into a cohesive framework used across real production apps.
Skybridge is a full-stack TypeScript/React framework for Model Context Protocol (MCP) apps and servers. Define tools on the server, map them to React views, and run the exact app inside Claude, ChatGPT, VSCode, and any MCP-compatible client. The framework standardizes invocation metadata, state, and data contracts with type-safe, tRPC-style inference, while React-friendly hooks simplify fetching, caching, and UI lifecycles. A batteries-included dev environment provides a local emulator, hot module reload, and a stable public tunnel so agents and humans can test the same build. Built-in audits verify guidelines for Claude and ChatGPT before submission, surfacing actionable fixes. Example apps, Skills, a CLI, and programmatic devtools help coding agents scaffold, iterate, and ship quickly. MIT-licensed and open source, Skybridge abstracts host quirks so teams focus on product logic rather than per-client plumbing.
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